College football seaso n winds to a close with bowls in view
The article reviews conference races and bowl outlooks heading into the final week. It notes Army versus Navy in Philadelphia with over 100 000 expected, outlines potential Orange Sugar and Cotton Bowl selections, and mentions key SEC ACC SWC rivals and notable results including Texas win over Texas A&M and Denver and Wichita titles.
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Associated Press
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Nebraska
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Bloe Devils
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Maryland
Missouri
Mississippi
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Auburn
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Georgia Tech
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Rice
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Cohen Auto Supply Ad Promotes Expert Car Maintenances
An advertisement from Cohen Auto Supply at 48 W Main St Corry urges readers to visit their service station for expert maintenance repairs and a wide range of parts accessories and supplies for cars.
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Cohen Auto Supply
Main St. Corry
League bowling scores and standings from midweek meets
Various leagues report results with teams such as Thompson Maple Products All-Way Electric and Stewart Hat Shop leading in points. Charity trailed Hope by three games in Women of the Moose, Raymond League leaders Automatics extended their margin, and Sterling Milk held a sixgame edge in the VFW Men's A League after split results with Bowl-Aire.
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Brigham's
Thompson Maple Products
Taghee Teakue
Philadelphia
Thompson Maple
Brigham’s Hardware
Charity
Hope
Asto
Faith
Love
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Fiat Department
Machine Shop
Office
Sterling Milk
VFW
VEW
Jensen's
Cory
Sterling Mike
Jensen
Reggae Bowling Scores Bright Night at 200 Club
Joe Baressi led with 209 and 214 in Wednesday reggae bowling posting a 612 series for the high total. Ed Barr moved to 208, Hank Roskowski shot 210 and 214, Eyland Harvey rolled 221 and 601, Bob Morton 235, Rocky Mountain 224, Vernon Thompson 202, Lou Hurlbert 203 and Ross Bailey 208 as the evening produced solid individual scores.
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Joe Baressi
Ed Barr
Hank Roskowski
Charley Shuss
Eyland Harvey
Bob Morton
Rocky Mountain
Vernon Thompson
Lou Hurlbert
Ross Bailey
City Cage Loop Being Organized For Eight Team League
A new City Basket Ball League is being organized with eight teams. Director Hanna announced tentative plans for the season to start Thursday evening December 9. Entry blanks available from Hanna at home or Corry Ave High School. deadline next Wednesday. Games will be at Wright School gymnasium.
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Hanna
Corry Ave High School
Wright School Gymnasiln
Lions Beat Packers In Thanksgiving Day Thriller
Detroit squeezed past Green Bay 28-24 before 55 532 fans at Briggs Stadium to stay within one win of clinching a third straight Western Division title and a spot in the NFL championship game. A win next would set up a title showdown with the Eastern Division champion on December 26.
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Detroit Lions
Lions
Green Bay Packers
Briggs Stadium
Buddy Parker
Argentine fighter captures world flyweight title in Tokyo
Rascal Peres from Argentina defeats Yoshio Shiri of Japan in 15 rounds at Korakuen stadium to win the world flyweight championship. More than 15,000 fans witness Japan’s first world champion fall as Peres wins on all three scorecards.
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Tokyo
Rascual Peres
Argentina
Yoshio Shiri
Japan
Tt Fs Crisp
Korakuen Baseball Stadium
Jamestown Area Opens Chau Tauqua County Deer Season
Jamestown area hunters began Chau Tauqua County’s one day big game season with a better than average opening kill despite a snow promise. Wardens reported an under average turnout largely due to the Thanksgiving holiday and late opening hour. Deer takers were light in the northern part of the county while many hunters were seen statewide. Pittsburgh 2 Hershey 1 Providence 5 Springfield 2 over time Buffalo 7 Cleveland 1.
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Jamestown
Jamestown Area
Aversee
Chautauqua County
Wime
Muskrat Season Opens Wednesday in Pennsylvania
Trappers may set muskrat traps from Wednesday at 7 am until the season closes February 1, 1859. Daily and seasonal catches are open, with focus on the abundant muskrat pelts. Marshes and streams are in good condition for trapping, and skinning care will boost returns.
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Pennsylvania
Davis Bassett Clash Tonight At Madison Square Garden
Davis and Bassett square off in a 12 round featherweight eliminator at Madison Square Garden. NBC telecasts the match live at 10 p.m. EST with the winner earning a future title shot against Sandy Syddier.
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Optine News
Tiddy
Davis
Dumble
Percy Bassett
Sandy Syddier
Madison Square Garden
NBC
Mechanicsburg and Carlisle Battle To 77 Deadlock
Mechanicsburg and Carlisle battled to a 77 deadlock as co champions of the South Penn League. Allentown and Wilkes-Barre actions highlighted by notable scores and league contenders. West Scranton, Quakertown, and Mount Carmel posted league wins as postseason races take shape.
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Mechanicsburg
Carlisle
Steelton
Williamsport
Norristown clinches 12th win in 13 as Berwyn rallies
Norristown finishes strong with a 13-6 league victory and 12th win in 13 games as Berwyn’s Charles adds another start in an eight game year. West Chester and Bridgeport stumble in the late stages while Chicco helps West Chester near the end with an 80 yard march and a four yard scoring play.
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Norristown
West Chessawitch
Rim
Bridgeport
Berwyn
Charles
Chicco
West Chester
Une
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